Senior Saryn Campbell (West Bolton, VT) and junior Alyssa Cristaldi (North Syracuse, NY) of the Clarkson University Women's Lacrosse team both earned Liberty League First-Team All-Star notice on Thursday, becoming just the third and fourth players ever for the Golden Knights to gain the conference's highest all-star honor.

Senior goaltender Hannah Walters (Amherst, NH) closed out her impressive Clarkson career by gaining Liberty League Second-Team All-Star status as well.

Campbell, who was chosen as a Liberty League Second-Team All-Star last year, ranked in the conference's top 10 in four different categories, including second in groundballs per game (3.07 gpg) and draw controls per game (4.14 dpg). She surpassed the 100-point mark in her career midway through the season thanks to 36 goals and 13 assists for a career-best 49 points.

Cristaldi, who also was picked as a Liberty League Second-Team All-Star in 2011, broke Clarkson's single-season record for points (67) and became the Golden Knights' all-time leading scorer as a junior, pushing her total to 187 points. She ranked third in the conference in points and finished fifth in goals (47).

Walters, who gained Liberty League All-Star honors for the first time since her freshman campaign of 2009, ranked second among all Liberty League goaltenders in goals against average (9.91 gaa), save percentage (48.4), and saves per game (8.8). She was chosen as a Liberty League All-Star Honorable Mention as a freshman, and finished off her career as Clarkson's all-time winningest goalie.

Campbell and Cristaldi joined Allison Morlock (2003) and Kimberly Loucks (2009) as Clarkson's only other conference first-team all-stars.